HVAC & Air Quality Services in Shaker Heights, OH

Performed routine heating maintenance on system located in basement utility room. Cleaned and inspected blower wheel assembly, confirming proper operation of squirrel cage fan and motor shaft connection. System functioning normally with all ductwork and connections in good condition.

Returned to customer's residence to replace faulty pilot assembly as previously quoted. Successfully installed new pilot component and verified proper ignition sequence. System is now operating within normal parameters.

Successfully completed boiler installation with comprehensive copper pipe network and proper connections throughout the system. Installed all required brass fittings, valves, and pressure gauges to ensure optimal operation and system monitoring capabilities. All components were properly mounted and tested to confirm proper functionality before completion.

Leveled AC condensing unit that showed significant frost accumulation on the fan component due to improper installation angle. Unit was repositioned on concrete pad to ensure proper drainage and optimal system operation, preventing continued ice buildup that could damage the system.

Performed evaluation of aging boiler system in basement mechanical area. Noted significant wear on primary circulation pump, extensive corrosion on copper piping connections, and recommended replacement options given age of existing equipment. System requires modernization to improve efficiency and reliability.

Performed scheduled contract maintenance on Weil-McLain boiler. Inspected valves, copper lines, and flue system. System found in standard working condition with all connections secure and properly functioning.

Responded to emergency no-heat service call for 10+ year old system. Conducted pressure testing with manometer (reading 0.11) on the Honeywell pressure switch assembly. Diagnosed and restored proper function to furnace system, returning heat to entire home which had dropped to 63°F.

Performed routine heating maintenance on residential system. Discovered significant corrosion and mineral buildup on heat exchanger connections. Inspected control panel and thermostat functioning; all readings within normal parameters.

Performed routine heating maintenance on residential boiler system. Inspected all components including connections, ventilation piping, and electrical connections. System functioning properly with no issues detected.

Completed scheduled boiler maintenance service. Inspected system components including pressure gauges, valves, and pipe connections. Noted significant corrosion and rust on black metal components, particularly on central valve assembly, and wall deterioration around mounting hardware. Recommended replacement of deteriorated components to prevent future system failure.

Performed annual maintenance on residential gas furnace located in basement utility area. Inspected blower motor assembly and electrical connections for proper operation, finding all components in working condition with no signs of significant wear. Cleaned light dust accumulation from internal compartments to ensure optimal system performance.

Performed routine heating system tune-up, inspecting heat exchanger coil and internal components. Discovered significant dust and debris accumulation on heating element fins and exchanger tubes, which was restricting airflow. Observed corrosion on metal components and deteriorating insulation material, which could affect system performance. Cleaned components to improve system efficiency.

Performed routine maintenance service on boiler system, which included inspecting and testing electrical connections and relays. Checked all metal tubing components for integrity and proper installation, finding no issues requiring immediate attention. System is operating within normal parameters.

Conducted inspection of existing HVAC system for Mike Marcinick. Evaluated aging ductwork with visible wear in finished living space with wooden paneled walls and separate utility area. Observed copper plumbing lines running alongside galvanized ductwork in basement mechanical room. Documented current system condition and presented multiple replacement options for both furnace and ductwork to address identified repair issues.

Inspected ceiling area exhibiting water staining and minor paint damage. Conducted thorough assessment of potential water leak source affecting the interior ceiling corner. Visual examination completed to determine extent of water intrusion and necessary remediation steps.

Returned to premises as requested by client to perform radiator disconnection service. Assessed two radiator units: one cast iron radiator showing significant deterioration with peeling paint and rust, and a second unit with decorative mesh grille panels. Successfully completed disconnection procedure of both heating elements from the boiler system as requested.

Conducted routine heating maintenance inspection on system. Performed diagnostic testing using Testo digital analyzer showing 28.2/65.1 readings within normal parameters. Inspected limit switch and associated components; all equipment functioning properly with no issues found.

Performed scheduled monthly heating maintenance service. Conducted electrical diagnostics with G2 Phoenix multimeter showing 33.25A/0.035V readings. Temperature verification completed using UEi meter with system operating at 359.5°F, confirming proper heating function within specifications.

Performed routine maintenance service on two Dunkirk steam boilers located in basement. Inspected interior mechanical components including copper pipes, brass fittings, and electrical connections. All systems functioning properly with no issues identified during the maintenance visit.

Performed routine maintenance service on boiler system. Inspected electrical connections and junction box wiring, checked copper piping and brass valve fittings, and examined ventilation/exhaust components. System appears functional with normal age-related wear.